abroad
/əˈbɹɔːd/adverb
In or to a country other than one's own.
Example sentence
- “After graduating, she spent a year working abroad.”
Takes no preposition: you go abroad, live abroad, study abroad. "To abroad" is a common learner error.
Related words
cruiseA trip by ship or boat, usually one taken for enjoyment.adventureAn eagerness for thrilling experiences and unfamiliar things.campingThe activity of staying and sleeping outdoors in a tent or similar shelter, for fun or learning.reservationAn arrangement made in advance to hold a hotel room, table, seat, or other service for you.compassAn instrument with a magnetized needle or electronic sensor that shows which way north is.sightseeingThe activity of traveling around to visit and look at interesting places.